Miami Beach Gansevoort Hotel – Classic Elegance with Contemporary “Kick”

Gansevoort is a stylish and luxury resort located in Miami, directly on the oceanfront between 23rd and 24th streets on historic Collins Avenue. It is in the center of a fabulous neighborhood of art galleries, museums and performing arts. Shops, restaurants and night clubs are in walking distance from the hotel.

The spacious 340 guestrooms including 86 suites at Gansevoort Miami Beach allow for exceptional views of the Atlantic Ocean, Biscayne Bay and Miami’s skylines. Each guest room includes Wi-Fi and other hi tech amenities.

The Miami resort is littered with elegant Miami Beach bars, gourmet dining, boutiques, and 45,000 square foot David Barton Gym & Spa, Rooftop Lounge which offers views of Atlantic and cityscape, 110 foot exotic rooftop pool, 6,600 square foot ballroom, and six meeting rooms. The pool Plaza includes oversized Jacuzzi, dining oasis an ocean view pool, round beds and cabanas to relax.

Nightlife at Gansevoort Miami Beach is stunning. The Plunge Bar offers magical views with city lights, palm trees, pool side lounges and private cabanas. Lobby Bar is the perfect place to relax and have cocktails. The most exclusive spot on the beach is Coco Deville that offers world class DJ’s and late night desserts.

The 45,000 square foot David Barton Gym and Spa features two floors of cardio machines, free weights, outstanding personal trainers for private training sessions, equipment, and yoga studios. There are also ten spa treatment rooms, and steam rooms. Other features include swimming pool and aqua fitness, sports massage, facials, body treatment waxing and make-up and live sets by international DJs for entertainment and relaxing.

Rates start just over $200/night.

Gansevoort Miami Beach
www.gansevoortmiamibeach.com/
2377 Collins Avenue Miami Beach FL 33139
305-604-1000

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